Keep requests with the tenancy
Tenants can raise maintenance requests with useful detail and follow the conversation in the context of their tenancy.
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Give tenants a clear portal for their tenancy
Use RentManager to manage tenancies and give each tenant access to the information and tasks that apply to them. Start with your portfolio setup, then invite tenants into the portal for their tenancy.
Share the relevant records
Provide tenants with the documents and reports that apply to their tenancy, while keeping private management records separate.
Make inspections easier to review
Give tenants a practical view of inspection records and evidence, with follow-up kept alongside the tenancy information.
Access follows the tenancy
Tenants see information made available for their tenancy. Private notes, screening reports, and other management records are not part of the tenant portal unless you choose to share them.
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Start with a small group of existing tenancies
Give current tenants access to the information and tasks prepared for their tenancy. Set up a few tenancies first, review each invitation, and use the invitations page to see whether tenants have created accounts, signed in, or started an application.
- Choose an existing tenancy and confirm the tenant recipient.
- Review the invitation and the tenancy information that will be available.
- Approve the invitation for that tenant. They do not need to submit another rental application.
- Check invite progress and adoption from your invitations page.
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Tenant introduction
We are inviting you to use the RentManager tenant portal for your tenancy. Use your individual invitation to create or sign in to your tenant account and view the information and tasks made available to you. The portal does not replace your rental agreement or our usual contact channels.